Every day, people's lives are lost because help did not arrive fast enough. Sometimes, those nearby do not know how to help.
A person can collapse suddenly at home, work, or on the street. What happens in the first few minutes can determine if they live or die.
Doctors and hospitals are important. But the immediate actions of people present are often more critical in the very beginning.
This is a major problem in Ghana. Many do not have the basic skills to act in an emergency.
Learning basic life support can make a big difference. It empowers individuals to respond effectively during critical moments.
Recent tragedies have shown the urgent need for this training across the nation.
Experts say that teaching these skills to everyone is essential for public safety. It can save countless lives in Ghana.
This initiative aims to equip citizens with life-saving techniques.